Timmy the Timid Ghost #36
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeTimmy the Timid Ghost encounters a witch who warns him not to try to fool her because she can see right through him. In one story, Timmy helps salvage a sunken boat, requiring two divers to bring up the salvage, and negotiates with the boat's captain about payment. A second story features a man visited by a creature that subjects him to various physical alterations—stretching his snout, turning his feet inward, straightening his teeth, and shortening his tail—as a form of torture or punishment.
Timmy the Timid Ghost tags along with Wilma the Witch for a day at the beach, but his nervous nature keeps getting him into trouble—from hot sand to crab toes to mysteriously appearing obstacles in the water. As the two try to help Timmy overcome his seasickness and master swimming with increasingly creative (if chaotic) solutions, they end up taking on an unexpected job offer that proves to be the final straw. A lighthearted romp that shows why being timid might not be the worst thing when you're around this much seashore chaos.
A young character visits a doctor complaining about sinking in the water, only to discover the root of the problem isn't physical at all—it's something far sillier. What follows is a comedic examination and cure that delivers the kind of lighthearted absurdity Timmy the Timid Ghost does best, with the joke landing in the most delightfully ridiculous way possible.
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